They advertise 22 stops, but the bus route goes in a circle at first, some stops are too close…read moretogether, and stop #20 no longer exists. They also advertise that the next bus will come around 15-30 minutes, but there were 3 busses within 10 minutes at one point and well over 30 minutes at other times.

It is worth the money to ride around Dresden for 90 minutes, no doubt. However, it is supposed to…read morebe a guided tour where one learns about what one is seeing and given the current technology, that doesn't happen. I think the problem is that the narration is already recorded and is played as the bus rolls along. Because of traffic, the bus and the narration are not in synch. So the narrator will tell you to look left to see XYZ building and you look left to see nothing or to see lots of buildings - and which one is it? So my bottom line on this tour is that I'm glad I took it but I was terribly frustrated because I didn't learn much. For 90 minutes, this frustration builds and at the end, I was very happy to exit the tour bus.

This is not a free tour, but at 12€ it is about the same, if not less, than what you usually pay…read morefor a "walk first, pay later" type of tour. Our guide Seema is knowledgeable, and provides a lot of interesting tidbits along the way, without getting too much into history or detail. She is also well prepared, bringing along a book to illustrate the subject. Really appreciate her suggestions of places that we can visit after the tour, as well as restaurants to try and local specialties to order. At the end of the tour, she stayed to answer any question the tourists have from where to get lunch to money exchange. We only did a day trip to Dresden, and this tour helped us get the most out of our day, so we could enjoy every minute of our brief visit.

Our guide was wonderful! Had so many great insights and stories to share. Bring some water with…read moreyou, it gets hot! But we had such a great time :)